He's This Amazing Ambassador For All Superheroes.

Once You Land On Who You Think The Character Is And What His Conflicts Are, You Have To Let That Lead You. You Have To Throw All That Other Stuff Away And Not Be Worried About This Epic Responsibility, Or It Will Just Crush And Paralyze You.

Everyone Has An Angel, A Guardian Who Watches Over Us. We Can't Know What Form They'll Take. One Day Old Man, Next Day Little Girl. But Don't Let Appearances Fool You, They Can Be As Fierce As Any Dragon. Yet They Are Not Here To Fight Are Battles, But To Whisper From A Hearth. Reminding That It's Us... It's Everyone Of Us Who Holds The Power Of The Worlds We Create.

I Believe That Pop Culture Is Just, Like, So Ready For 'watchmen.' We Tried So Hard To Ride That Wave Between Satire And Reality, And All The Things That Make You Still Care About The Character, But You Don't Miss The Commentary About Them.

You Can't Have A Superman That Is Battling Cultural Morality. You Need A Superman That Has Built In Sort Of Values.

In The Making Of Book ["300"] There's A Guy Named Victor Davis Hanson Who Is A A Frickin Genius. He's A Greek Historian And We Showed Him The Movie Because I Wanted Him To Write A Forward To The Making Of Book. I Was A Little Nervous To Be Honest, Because I Wasn't Sure How He'd React.